Letters from Elizabeth – Carrie Pierce

Letters from Elizabeth

Carrie Pierce

Have you ever experienced a sudden life change that involved losing someone you love? I know many people who have been married for 30, 40, 45 years and then, one of them passes away. That can be a lonely, very lonely road for the surviving spouse to travel.

Our guest today has cofounded a publishing house that caters to authors who want to know their conservative or traditional values will not be censored or changed. Morgan Pierce Media and Publishing Company, in addition to catering to authors of children’s book with wholesome stories that everyone can enjoy – also has a very special subscription newsletter service.

It is called, “Letters from Elizabeth.” These letters are sent out to subscribers every two weeks,  to women over the age of 50, who suddenly find themselves alone.  These letters are full of stories, insights, tips and recommendations for special products and also have thought provoking quotes, quips and a good recipe every now and then. Amen!

This sounds like the perfect gift for someone whom you may know that is lonely right now…suffering right now… needing something like this – right now. Amen!

Help me welcome to the program, Carrie Pierce, co-director of Morgan Pierce Media and Publishing Company. She is also an author herself, having published the children’s book “Abby Apple Tree” and others. Carrie, it is such a blessing to have you on the program today!

I love what you’re doing here… but before we get into that, let’s start with this question first. Other than that brief information, can you tell us in your own words, “Who is Carrie Pierce?”

You have been writing for over 20 years. How and why did you get started doing what you do now with Morgan Pierce?

What kind of services does your publishing company offer?

What kind of authors do you serve? Both men and women?

I want to jump into this letter service, “Letters from Elizabeth.”  Explain the reasoning why you started this subscription service and who does it serve?

I briefly went over some of the content in the letters during the introduction. Can you share more?

If someone reaches out to you, wanting to subscribe to “Letters from Elizabeth,” Is there a vetting process…?  How do you vet them to make sure of their age, etc.?

I read some of the great testimonies you received. Can you give us an overview of what most of them have to say?

Your publishing company boldly declares that you do not edit or suppress conservative or traditional views. Why do you believe that is important to share with those coming to visit your website?

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